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secret Instructions.


France, in the event of another Franco
German war. will invade Germany through
Belgium territyry.
Secret Instructions.
ST. PETERSBURG, March eth--The Gov
eminent has sent secret Instructions to all
Government Railway Inspectors on the
subject of mobilization and transportation
of troops.
Gerrnany's Appreciation of De Lesseps.
BERLIN, March Sth.-The newspapers
unite in the suggestion the De Lesseps be
given the welcome due great Frenchman
who has worked. not for France alone, but
for the whole human race; man whose
worth and glory Germany can appreciate
without jealousy.
Payment of Foreign Bills of Exchange
BERLIN, March Sth.-On the proposal of
the Bremen Commercial Exchange the
Imperial Bank has agreed as an expert
ment to permit the payment of bills of ex-
change drawn beyond the seas upon mer-
chants having discounts with the bank,
free Of charge, at the head office or branches
The sums 10 meet bills must be lodged at
the place at which payment is to be made.
The Dutch Succession.
THE HAGUE, March Sth.-The Chamber
of Deputies, by vote of 43 against 2S, has
approved the law regulating the succession
10 the throne. The law provides that If
the direct line fails. the succession shall
fall, first upon Sophia, sister of the King:
second, upon the descendants of Marianne.
daughter of the late King; third, upon the
descendants of the last Queen, Louise of
Sweden and fourth, upon Princess Marie
OF Wiede.
Agreement Arrived At.
LoSDoN, March Shit is rumored that
an agreement has been arrived at between
Russia and Austria for the settlement of
the differences relative to the Balkan States.
Advised to Retire-Denies the Report.
VIENNA, March Sth.-The FfemdenbEau
advises the Bulgarian Regents to retire
and allow the country TO secure peaceful
arrangement with Russia. Other semi
official papers give similar advice. 1t is
believed they are inspired by the Govern
ment to advocate such course.
Ii is reported that Emperor Francis
Joseph. in a private conversation. denied
that Russia has formally Withdrawn from
the triple alliance
The Stanley Expedition.
LONDON. March Sth.-The Stanley expe-
dition for the relief Emin Bey has arrived
at Simonstown, Cape of GOOD Hope The
expedition will take supplies awaiting it at
SiInonstown and proceed on its journey to-
night.
Execution of Another Rebel.
BUCHAREST, March sth.-A dispatch from
Rustchuck says another rebel has been ex-
ecuted.
At a private soiree last evening Hirtova,
the Russian Minister. inyelghed against
the Bu.garian Regents, whose action he de-
nounced as infamous.
Excitement over Rumored Arrests.
IoSDoS. March Sth--Excitement is
, caused at Youghal BY the report that the
Court OF Bankruptcy has issued warrants
| for the arrest Of Father hilicher and MI
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Central Pacific Land Bonds.

A Ii HOLDERS OF THE BONDS OF THE
"A Central Pacific Railroad Company Of Cali
fornia bearing date on the FIRST DAY OF OC-
TOBER, 1870, and secured by mortgage on the
lands granted said Company by the United
States. are hereby notified that the undersigned,
trustees under said mortgage, have in hand the
snm of Five Hundr d Thousand Dollars ts59t,-
01O4. which amount, unSeF the terms OF said
mortgage. may be used by them inthe purchase
and cancellation OF said Bonds
The undersigned therefore acting under the
roxyers conferred upon them by the. said mort
gaze. do hereby invite proposals for the sale OF
said Ronss. said proposa viii be received by
The UNDERSIGNED at their Office on the corner of
Foi,rth aod Townsend Streets San Francisco.
Cal, up to and including the FIRST DAY OF
APRIL. 1887.
The lowest bids will be Sec pied, proyid "a the
undersigned reserve the right to reject all bids.
J. OBJ. GUM, 1r,,staes
w. E. BROWN
Son Francisco March l. 1857. mT4-td
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WASHINGTON, March Sth.-An under
standing has been reached between the
committee representing the American
Cattle breeders Association, and the De-
partment of Agriculture, in the suppression
of pleuro pneumonia.
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FRESH MEATS-There is an easier feeling
in Beef, but other kinds of Meats are firm at
old figures. Following are the rates
for whole carcasses from slaughterers TO dealers:
Beef-First quality, &c: second quality, GO
65Sc; third quality, 5@51Sc ? b. Veai-Large, Ga
7c: small. 7@9c = u. Mutton-Quotable at z
@sc 2 n. Lamb : Ye Rings, Sc; Srring, 15c
? ID. Pork-Live 6nvs. os focs grain fed, so
sc stock 31494c dressed do 7h71Aa . in
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WESTERN HOTEL,
nos. 300 TO als x STREET.

0yH2EE BLOCKS FROM RAILROAD DEPOT
Leading Business and Family Hot-l Of Sac
ramento. Cal. The most convenient TO Posi-
Office Express and Land Offices, ali Courts sse
Places of Anusoment. Meals, 80 cenfa- Frs,
class III ali its appointments. Free cosch TO sc
rom the Hotel VIM. LAND. rroprietor
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New YORK, March Sth.-At the Brewery
Exchange. Secretary Seifert said last night
that the retailers committee and the COM
nittee of the brewers had come to an ami
cable understanding, and that the pool
beer fight was over.
THE whole trouble said the Secretary.
q has been that an article has been miscon-
strued. This was done intentionally by
the brewer who thought he would be bene-
flied by the strike, and his Interpretation
was accepted BY the retailers" At the re-
failers headquarters it was said the situa-
ton was unchanged. If any agreement has
been reached they do not know of it, and
no settlement of the fight can be made
without the action Of the Wine, Liquor and
Beer Dealers Association.
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prnamito works pestroyed.

NEW York, March Sth.-The dynamite
works of Mrs. Mary A. Ditman at Bayches-
Ter, on Long Island Sound, blew up for the
fifth time at l o'clock this morning killing
one man and leveling the buildings TO the
ground. The last previous explosion was
on September 30th last. at which time four
Italians employed in the packing house
were blown to atoms. There is not yes
tige Of the buildings left, except some black
splinters. about three or four inches long.
A side building is marked by hole about
ten feet deep and twenty in diameter. The
defamation was heard twenty-five miles and
the shock was felt in all the surrounding
villages. The people ran out of their
houses. thinking ii an earthquake. Win
dows we're broken nearly one mile away.
The unfortunate mans body could not all
be found. Coroner Rice gathered up some
teeth. a skull and foot, which were put
into a package and were viewed by a jury,
which was Immediately summoned.
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The steamer Chicago.

New YORK, March Sth.-The steamer
civ of Chicago of the Inman Line, which
ran aground opposite West Hamilton, L.
/, and was floaied of, arrived in port yes
,erday. Captain Watkinson informed the
agents that the vessel has sustained no
damage. He said he had thrown over
board about 500 bags of salt, 500 bags of
soda ash. and a iew boxes of tin before he
released the vessel. The cabin passengers
we're brought on in the steamer and landed
earlier in the day
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Ladies

Do yOu want a pure, bloom
ing Complexion! If so, q
few applications of Hagan's
MAGNOLIA BALM will graf
ify yOu to your hearts con-
tent. 1t does away with Sal
IeWneSS, RedneSs, Pimples,
BIOtcheS, and all diseases and
imperfectiOns Of the skin. 1t
OyercOmes the flushed appear
ance Of heat, fatigue and ex-
element. makes a lady of
THIRTY appear but TWEEN
TY ; and so natural, gradual,
and perfect are its effects,
that It is impossible to detect
its application.
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THE "GALT GAZETTE
EVERYBODY WANTS I'll

uypE GAZETTE IS ONE OF THE BEST
| Country Papers in California, and the best
Advertising medium for Sacramento Merchants
and Business Men 10 pssfonize. Ii Is published
in the heart Of the richest grain-produclng
sections in the State. end circElaies largely ID
Sacramento, San Joaquin, Arasd0r. 81 DoIaoo
and calaveras Counties To secure the trade OF
these FIVE counties by advertising. no better OF
ehearer medium than the "GAZETTE' cGn be
found.
ns- The "GAZETTE' is Published every
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A Terrible Accident on an Elevated Road.
NEW York, March sth.-The large tailor
establishment of Nicol, the Tailor in
the Bowery. was DESTROYED by fire this
morning. The fire caused a blockade on
the Third avenue elevated road, which runs
far I'D above Fourteenth street. The con-
ductor on the train, which was blockaded
few hundred feet from the Fourteenth
street station, notified his passengers they
could leave the train and walk over mar
row plank alongside the track, and thus
make their way to the station. A number
ayailed themselves of the dangerous priyi-
leee. and an awful accident was the result.
In some manner panic was started on the
narrow walk, far above the street, and
number of persons were thrown to the
pavement below. 1t is stated that three
persons were killed. though seven passen-
gers were hurled to the ground and fright
fully bruised. One report says the train
had not started when panic ensued among
the passengers and they crowded each other
off the track into the street below.
The utmost excitement prevails IN the
city over the accident, kilograms being sent
in every direction and ambulances are
being sent to the scene from different hos
pitais. Although the accident occurred at
7 O'Clock. no reliable accounts have been
received down town, and at this hour 90
o'clock it is impossible to ascertain the
names of those killed. The killed were all
men. Those injured were removed to the
hospitals in ambuiances. Thousands OF
people are hurrying 10 the scene of the
accident to learn if missing ones are among
those thrown from the track
LATER-The official report Of the acct
dent shows that three persons were killed
and seven others badly injured. 1t appears
that number Of passengers left one of the
trains at Seventeenth street and started to
walk along a narrow foot-path at the side
of the track to the station at Fourteenth
street. While doing so, the blockade was
relieved and the trains began to start. The
motion shook the pathway to such an ex-
tent that number of passengers were
thrown down to the street below, with the
rncr1lt q staIpd
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FOREIGN.
VIII Invade

WIN Invade Germany Through selgium
BRUSSELS, March Sih.-One of the ablest
officers of the Belgian army published a
pamphlet. in which he cites numerous rea-
sons which he holds conclusive, that
France, in the event of another Franco
German war. will invade Germany through
Rplpiufl territvrv
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HOME AND ABROAD.
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT on AN ELE.
YATED ROAD.
Funeral of Mrs. Beck-Pool-Beer
Fight-DyDamite Works De-
stroyed-Foreign Items.
a Terrible Accidsnt on an Elevated Road

IsrnoIAL DIsrATcHEs TO THE REOoRD-uNIoS-l
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LanSford Colony!
LaRgfOfd Colony
NOW aE4DY FOR SETTLEMENT.

NUW -sLl-tb1 VI o11A Ah1a1'A-lIN :
Surveys. flana. Pamphlets having been
comp ted. saia valuable Land is now
open 90 purchasers
ENHE ATTENTION OF ANY ONE coNJEM-
4 plstirg the purchase Of home is psrticr-
larry called 20 the property. A visit to this
property viii satisfy yoa that it is all that it has
been represented to be.
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BLACK WQLE

Or Black Iep, osy. is disease which is con-
sidered incusable but il has yielded to the cura-
tive properties of swIFTs SPEcIFIc-now known
all over the world as S. s S. Mrs Bailey, of
West Somervllle, Mass, near Boston, was at
taeker several years ago with this hideOus black
eruption, and was treated by the best medical
talent, who could only say that the disease was
q species Of
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EASTERN AND FOREIGN MARKETS
NEW YORK. March sth.

NEW YORK. March Sth.
WHEAT = 70 M-c4Ifc for cash, 923sc for
March. e31$G93isc fer April, 9S14c for May
and 9S5sG9S7sc for June.
CHICAGO. March sth
WHEAT-12 M-7S14c for cash, SIC for April,
SS5sc for May. S35sc Tor june and o55sc for July.
fORN-403Sc Tor May.
PORK-S20 ~ for May.
LARD-S7 S21@ for May.
RlBS-SS 20 for May
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Anglo-Nevada
ASSURANCE CORPORATION,

TIME LARGEST CALIFORNIA FIRE IN
surance Company.
Capital, paid up.-.--.-.---S2 2, 900, OOO-
Ofice, No. 1OiS SECOND STREET.
JOS. sTEFFENS. Manager
j. W. SHEfh Local gent
]. " SHEPaER will eondncl a General
Real Estate Business. Conyeyencigg. Money
to Loan. Notary Public. In
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The Indiana Legislature Adjourns.

INp1AvAPoLIs, March sth--The session
of the General Assembly expired by hH'i-
tation Yesterday, and both branches sd
iourned-the House at 10 o'clock, aud tire
Senate an hour later. The appropriation
hills were not passed, but this failure viii
nor have a serious effect, for the reason that
X Is provided that when tie general APP
,,ronTistion bill fails of passage, all the ap-
NOMINATIONS made by the preceding Leg
Stature shall be continued. Nearly all
important legislation of the session failed.
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GOLDEN EAGLE HOTEL.
Corner Seventh and z streets.
sssTRIOTLY FIRST-OLAss. =
Free Bus TO and. rom the Cars
Il W. O. BOWERS, Proprietor

MEALS, 25 CENTS; 30 ard AND LODGING.
lN Sc 20 SO per week. The best hotel for the
money in the city. FIR Bus to and from the
House. Street Cars pass the door every I'VE
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neath of a successfuI aIissicnary.

BosroS, March sth.-Rev. William How
land. of the American Board OF Commits
sioners for Foreign Missions in India, died
of fever al 4 clock this evening, forty-iwo
hours after the death of his wife from
pleuro pneumonia Two of the children
are now very i'll with fever. Mr.. Rowland
was the last OF six sons OF the Rev. W G.
Rowland. for forty years a missionary in
cevlon. He was born IN Csyion in 1S49.
he had been missionary in India for
thirteen wears, and had been very sue
cessful
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street Cars from Depot pass the door ever
i,,r1rae Il
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RESIDENCE. rrIrrHoSEl

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1904 I............ 81 and use
1904 I............ 81
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|62S% J.......... .................
1927 G.......-.. .................
1850 I............ 81 and les
IN and 10th. =. 81 and Us
Y and 10th. =. 81 and lbs
|S13 M............ ..................
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fBU dedfy stfett, San Fzxllclscoi Ck.
Private Entrance, 405 Mason street, four blocks
UP Geary street from Kearny. Main entrance
through Cfspensary Drug store. ds-1y&v1yeow
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ITUIIOstu NJ II .
NEW YoRx, March Sth.-The Catholics
Of New Jersey are manifesting deep interest
in movement which has been started for
the purpose of collecting funds to build a
memorial church at Rome to the Irish
patron saint, Patrick, and an effort will, in
all probability, be made at the coming eel
ebration of st. PatIick's Day to organize a
contributory fund in this State. 1t is pro-
posed to collect at least 81 100000 for the
new church, which is to be one of the
grandest in the Eternal City. Individual
Irishmen have already sent money to the
newspapers for the purpose of starting in
terest in a public fund, and private meet
ings have been held in Jersey City, Newark
and Trenton to discuss the subject.
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s., Patricl's Day in New York.

Nsw YoRK, March stb-There will be
the usual procession of the Ancient Order
ii Hibernians through the streets on st.
Pa;nck's Day, the.route being from Wash
ington square to Jones Woods. An effort
is making to have Father McGlynn attend
4 committee has been appointed TO wait
on the Mayor and Common Council and
ask them 10 review the pageant from q
grand stand at Union square. Hewitt's
health viii moi permit him to expose him
self to the open air. His deputy will act in
bis place. fhe Brooklyn Hibernians will
have celebration of their own, including
a parade, which Mayor Whitney promises
70 review, in accordance with precedent.
St. PatricS's Day parades have been grow
ing smaller every year, and viii probably
be cut altogether.
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PACIFIC HOTEL,
THE SADDLE ROCK
RESTAURANT AND OYSTER HOUSE

yIIRST-CLASS HOUSE IN EVERY RESPECT,
4 Ladies' Dining-roonn separate. Open day
and night. SUCEhANN 6 cARRAGHER, Pro
prietors, 1913 Second Street. between and K,
sacramento
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1yI,ndraws from An Pools.

CHICAGO, March Sth.-The Illinois Cen
trail Railroad Company gave notice to-day
of its withdrawal from all pools. This
scsion affects all Western. Southern and
Southwestern pools, and Is supposed to
mean hurried collapse of all these COM
binations, snd that the roads will be COM
PEELED to take independent action in refer
ence to observance of the interstate rail-
way law.
Mexican Customs Ohicer Kills Boy.
GALVESTON, March sth.-A special from
Laredo. Texas, yesterday says: At point
one miles above this city boy was cross
ing the Rio Grande in a skiff. When he
was within twenty feet of the Mexican
shore 8 customs guard fired, killing him.
The shooting was witnessed from the
American side. The boy had about sew
enty-fiye cents worth of contraband goods
in the skiff. The Mexican official was
promptly arrested by the guard on charge
Of murder
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Jay Gould Finds Money Burden.

NEW YORK. March sth-The Times has
been interviewing Jay Gould about his
wealth. It would seem, from what Gould
saws, his money is burden to him. 81
am kept on the drive, without any let-up,
dav in and day out" he said. The money
| have made has enslaved me. With finan-
cial success, cares and responsibility and
trials innumerable go close together. There
is no escaping these responsibilities and
troubles. A rich man ought to be judged
pretty generously. He has a good deal
more 10 contend with than people who are
NOT rich are ant To SUPPOSE
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CENTRAL HOUSE.
HoRNLFIs BROs.. Proprietors.

BOARD per week g
BOARD AND LODGING 70 =
NEAIs .........................25c cent?
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Mormons to be Released from Pri.on.

DETROIT, March Sth.-Ten Latter Day
Saints from Idaho, who have been in the
House of Correction here for over six
months, are expecting to be released to-
morrow on writs of habeas corpus. Each
was sentenced for nine months, receiving
what is known as a communicative sentence.
1t is now claimed that such a sentence is
unconstitutional, and the prisoners will
probably be released.
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Ste amer Aurania Safe.

NEW YORK, March stb.-The Cunard
line steamer Aurania, from Liverpool,
which ran ashore in the mud off Bay
Ridge, Long Island late yesterday after
noon, was got off this morning. and sub
sequently arrived at her dock. She had
on board sos passengers. 120 of whom
were cabin, IL intermediate and BAL
steerage
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OFFICE.

no evening hours Sundays,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-20

Tue FFeetraders may as we'll Organize
compromise, based on the Democrats
| plAtfcrm-rsvenne reform, With inten-
tlonai protection. Il 10 = very broad
plank.-AfiaAtG Consultations.
Come 10 think Of ID, there would be
one advantage In aanexing the sand
uich islandf. II would be Zoe thiee
10 have within our natisnal limiie ons
spot where en- American could live free
trom Sue vexAtisns Of the later State
CemmtFce law Oyscossas.
Vermont early followed Maine In the
adoption Of ths Maine laW, and Il keers
pace with her In its open violations. Rat
land is The largest place IN Vermont,
and liquor selling in Rutland l. 90 oper-
" pfacticed that the authorities have
Just isEned 9 warning to the sslIers
against doing business on Sunday
Noe York Post.
The State OF Maine il ssill struggling
for tte enforcement Of liquor laws THAI
afe mes enforced. There Vas q new
batch passed At the session Of last win
ter, bat tkess DO not achieve bit mora
Of resalts than aid the LOT that pre-
eeded them There is one point that,
tt seems, the men Who make temrer-
apcs Legislation thsge have not vet con
prehendsd, and Il is that TIE operation
OF IsW has been stretched % iis extreme
limit. IL cannot be carried further; In
deed, The tendency IL rather in the other
direction. II Il ooly IN primitive CON-
Duaitses that the eEfofceDena Of the
pgchihttary law "a poasihle. ana the fur.
tier the nlArch Of population takes the
ooDmanities Gus Of them, tie greater
are TIE cihiealties encoEntesed.--Bosioa
Herald.
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Il assms e llttle extraordinary hat u
shousd have hs.n deceased nsoe9sEy b.
lhe aushorIsies a Wsshingtsa 10 offer .
eonvoy 70 ths vsassl which is 70 bear
Qaeen Kapiolani 10 her islsnd bone.
50 fsE ~ h knows, nobody has any de-
signs against her dusky majesty. The
leaders Of The evolutionary movement
at Honolulu are certainly not men who
would ssizs the Qaesn and hold her as
. hosssRs until her royal husband
affixed bis slguasuss 70 their ready made
esnatisusssp, and u Is dlEasult 10 sss
how hsr majesty eoald b oveslaksn By
eng ether miafoslane which United
States eoast survsy steamer with forty
or ifiy marines on board would not b
powsfieas 20 prevent.